House of Eratosthenes

This is Maurice Clemmons, sought by the police of Washington state, for possible involvement in the ambush/assassination of 4 police officers Sunday morning in Tacoma. Reading Clemmons’ recent and not so recent criminal history makes any sensible person ask, “What is this animal doing out on the street?” The short answer is, “You just can’t lock up crazy and dangerous people any longer.” The longer answer, in fewer words, is “We don’t have the guts to jail the nuts.”
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Clemmons became free to walk about Washington state in this way: “Clemmons posted $15,000 with a Chehalis company called Jail Sucks Bail Bonds. The bondsman, in turn, put up $150,000, securing Clemmons’ release on the pending child-rape charge.”

You’ve got to love the name of that bail company: “Jail Sucks Bail Bonds.” That name encapsulates in its depraved way everything that has gone amiss over the last few decades. “We think jail just sucks and if you do to come on down to Jail Sucks Bail Bonds where freedom to take your demented life back on the streets is only 10% away.”

Of course, the Democrat controlled Washington State legislature and governor are continually hatching legislation that will make it more difficult for ordinary citizens to arm and protect themselves from the vermin they catch and release like diseased trout back onto the streets. You’d think having four armed police officers executed while they sat having coffee in a Tacoma restaurant would make the politicians of this state, and other states, think twice about anti-gun legislation. Forget about it. The Democrat disease’s main symptom is that they don’t even think once.

I’ve been wondering where he came up with the $15K cash. I mean I’d have to hawk literally everything I own to get that money together. Or am I just misunderstanding the system?
- Tom The Impaler | 11/30/2009 @ 01:26
[…] h/t: Morgan Freeberg […]
- Common Sense Junction » Blog Archive » Mike Huckabees’ Willie Horton Moment | 11/30/2009 @ 05:46
Before they become felons, they become “parade people” — those unfortunates who look at life as an endless procession of surprises, nothing more and nothing less, hopefully pleasant ones, but if they’re not pleasant surprises it’s not your fault because you aren’t doing anything to have an effect on what’s coming.

Parade people have enablers in their families. It’s usually, but not necessarily always, the mother or grandmother. The familiar refrain is that “[Insert name here] is in trouble and needs [thing].” The men of the family, if present at all, fail to repress this or check this. And so the entire family is brow-beat into this rhythm. If someone else does a better job of living in a cause-and-effect actions-and-consequences world, that person is never recognized as a superior example to be followed…but only as yet more fatted pig to be slaughtered, carved up for his tasty ribs, cooked to tasty perfection, slathered with sauce, and used as further nourishment as the parade continues on.

So the guy “needed” $15k. Someone took out a mortgage on a house — “jail sucks,” as they say — and these guys ended up dead.
- mkfreeberg | 11/30/2009 @ 08:34

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